The battle of New Orleans was actually more than one battle. The conflict took place over a period of a few days—from December 24, 1814, to January 8, 1815. This illustration dates to 1898. It was the last battle of the War of 1812, fought between the Americans and the British. In charge of the American forces was Major General Andrew Jackson. In charge of the British forces was General Edward Pekenham and in charge of the British navy was Admiral Alexander Cochrane.
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The battle of New Orleans was actually more than one battle. The conflict took place over a period of a few days—from December 24, 1814, to January 8, 1815. This illustration dates to 1898. It was the last battle of the War of 1812, fought between the Americans and the British. In charge of the American forces was Major General Andrew Jackson. In charge of the British forces was General Edward Pekenham and in charge of the British navy was Admiral Alexander Cochrane.

Date

28 mars 2015

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19th century Battle of New Orleans War of 1812 General Andrew Jackson General Jackson Genereal Pekenham Admiral Cochrane fight for New Orleans New Orleans Louisiana War 1812 British fight Americans British vs Americans 1810s 19th century

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